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Vintage Northwood Daisy and Fern Cruet with Original Stopper | American Art Glass346 of 376 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
Shawnl86
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This is my Vintage Northwood Cruet in the Fern and Daisy Pattern, Its in Excellent Shape, Someone must of taken Very Good care of this piece!
This is an Original not a Fenton Reproduction, the Stopper is also Original to this piece, I added the Fourth picture to show that the Bottom of the Stopper is Rough as it was Broken off and Not Polished! Thanks for Looking!
Best Regards
Shawnl86
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American Art GlassAmerican art glass refers to decorative household glass objects made in fac…
Northwood GlassHarry Northwood, son of esteemed English cameo glass maker John Northwood, …
Great! I just bought my first piece of Northwood yesterday, I love the pattern and color of yours. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Cindy!
Hey shawn, I thought i recognized your name. Just bought two pieces of carnival from you on ebay. How cool. thanks for the deal btw!
Ahhh Yes the Fenton Fantail and Westmoreland Pearlydots Very Good Wins BTW
Thanks for all the Loves! :)